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About Charles Elias Garst
Christian missionary. Garst, his wife and Mr. and Mrs. George T. Smith were the first missionaries of the Disciples of Christ recruited for Japan. They arrived in Yokohama in October, 1883. Their story is presented in Mrs. Garst's book "A West Pointer in the Land of the Mikado." Exhausted from his missionary work, Garst died in Tokyo after a long illness at age 45.
Christian missionary. Garst, his wife and Mr. and Mrs. George T. Smith were the first missionaries of the Disciples of Christ recruited for Japan. They arrived in Yokohama in October, 1883. Their story is presented in Mrs. Garst's book "A West Pointer in the Land of the Mikado." Exhausted from his missionary work, Garst died in Tokyo after a long illness at age 45.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Sep 5 2020, 21:57:08 UTC
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Charles Elias Garst's Timeline
| 1853 |
August 12, 1853
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Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, USA
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| 1885 |
April 19, 1885
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Akita-ken, Japan
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| 1887 |
April 1, 1887
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Akita-ken, Japan
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| 1891 |
July 28, 1891
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Tsuruoka-shi, Yamagata-ken, Japan
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| 1898 |
December 28, 1898
Age 45
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Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan
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Aoyama Cemetery, Tokyo, Japan
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